Anden - A710 Dehumidifier

Brand: Anden

A710 Dehumidifier

The Anden A710 is the flagship of the line, built around patented Variable-Speed, Low Grain Refrigerant technology. Rather than cycling a single-speed compressor on and off, VLGR modulates the refrigeration system to match the room's actual moisture load, which keeps the unit dehumidifying through late flowering where dew point approaches freezing and conventional units stall in repeated defrost cycles. Anden states this extends run time four to five times over single-speed machines.

The commercial argument is amperage. At 710 pints per day the A710 still runs on a standard 30 amp breaker with 10-gauge copper, where competing units above 500 pints require a 50 amp circuit and roughly twice-as-expensive 6-gauge wire. That makes it a practical retrofit onto existing service. An onboard digital interface plus the included Model A77 remote handle monitoring and diagnostics.

Available Options

• 208-240V (A710V1)
• 277V (A710V3)

Key Features

• Removes 720 pints per day at 80F and 60 percent RH, tested to AHAM DH-1 2008
• Patented VLGR variable-speed, low grain refrigerant technology
• Runs on a standard 30 A breaker with 10-gauge copper wire
• 2,010 CFM at 0.0 inches; 1,920 at 0.2; 1,830 at 0.4; 1,740 at 0.6
• Efficiency 3.1 liters per kilowatt hour (6.5 pints per kWh)
• V1 draws 22.3 A and V3 draws 16.3 A; both 4,600 W and 15,696 Btu/h
• R-32 refrigerant; the R-410A version is discontinued by Anden
• Self-sealing 29.5 x 31.5 x 1.75 inch MERV 11 filter (Part 5852)
• Model A77 remote control included; built-in hanging brackets
• P-trap included; vented drain required (negative-pressure cabinet)
• Dimensions 44.875 x 34.4 x 31.7 inches, 360 lbs
• Five-year warranty on all parts including the refrigeration system

Ideal Applications

• Late flowering where single-speed units lose capacity to defrost cycling
• Retrofits onto existing 30 A circuits, avoiding 50 A rewiring cost
• Tight vapor pressure deficit control to influence aromatic compound production and finished quality
• Suspended installs above the lights to save floor space
• Freestanding installs where suspension is not possible
• Inlet and outlet ducted installs from a separate mechanical room